First Blush Ring in 14K Gold with Golden Beryl
The First Blush Ring is crafted in 14K gold and designed to be reminiscent of soft sunsets and early sunrises. It features a 3.43ct golden beryl from Brazil, cut by John Dyer & Co. in a Starbrite™ cut hexagon.
Accented with lab-grown diamonds set in 14K white gold, the contrast adds gentle brilliance without taking away from the golden beryl's warmth. Delicate yet distinctive, First Blush is a timeless piece meant to be worn and cherished.
Currently a size 7, and can be resized (please allow 1–2 weeks).
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Ptera jewels are meticulously crafted by our artisans using the finest gold and silver. We proudly source all our materials ethically, from the metals to the gemstones, ensuring that every piece reflects our commitment to quality and integrity.
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Your 14K gold ring with lab-grown diamonds is designed to last a lifetime with proper care. Here are some best practices:
- Keep it away from harsh chemicals – Household cleaners, chlorine, and strong acids can damage both the metal and the diamond’s brilliance. Avoid exposing your jewelry to these substances.
- Store it safely – While lab diamonds are highly durable, they can still scratch other softer gemstones. Keep your jewelry in a soft pouch or a separate compartment in your jewelry box when not in use.
- Clean it gently – A little warm water, mild soap, and a soft brush will keep your lab diamond sparkling. Avoid harsh abrasives that could dull the metal setting.
- Wear with care – Though lab diamonds are incredibly hard, the metal setting may still be prone to wear. Remove your ring when engaging in strenuous activities or handling abrasive materials.
- Professional maintenance – Have your ring professionally inspected and cleaned every 6-12 months to check for loose stones and ensure its lasting brilliance.
